Commentaries:
Robertson's Word Pictures (NT)
But some doubted (oi de edistasan). From div (in two, divided in mind). Cf. Matthew 14:31. The reference is not to the eleven who were all now convinced after some doubt, but to the others present. Paul states that over five hundred were present, most of whom were still alive when he wrote (I Corinthians 15:6). It is natural that some should hesitate to believe so great a thing at the first appearance of Jesus to them. Their very doubt makes it easier for us to believe. This was the mountain where Jesus had promised to meet them. This fact explains the large number present. Time and place were arranged beforehand. It was the climax of the various appearances and in Galilee where were so many believers. They worshipped (prosekunhsan) Jesus as the women had done (Matthew 28:9). He is now their Risen Lord and Saviour.
Other Robertson's Word Pictures (NT) entries containing Matthew 28:17:
Matthew 14:31
Matthew 28:7
Mark 16:13
Mark 16:15
John 20:21
Acts 1:2
Acts 1:3
Acts 1:3
Acts 1:4
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